Garden Clearance in Lower Broadheath and Surrounding Villages
When a large garden gets away from its owner, it does not take long for brambles, saplings and rubbish to take over a surprising amount of ground. In Lower Broadheath, where plots can run to a good size, clearing it is a job of days rather than hours. Old gardens often hold more than leaves and weeds, so a walk-round before any cutting begins saves surprises later.
We clear overgrown gardens, remove waste and prepare the ground for whatever comes next, covering Lower Broadheath, Broadheath, Hallow, Martley and Rushwick. We hold public liability insurance and take the waste away ourselves.
Working through a big overgrown plot
The first job is to see what is actually there. Under long grass there may be old fencing, sheds, rubble or low walls, and these are easier to deal with once the vegetation is cut back. Cuttings are cleared as work goes along so that the true ground levels stay visible.
Large plots are usually cleared in zones, starting with the area you need first. Thick bramble and ivy are cut back and dug out, and green waste is removed rather than left to rot.
- Cutting back brambles, scrub and tall growth
- Removing old fences, sheds and broken structures
- Taking away green waste and general rubbish
- Leaving the ground level and ready to build on
- Stumps and roots dealt with where they will be in the way
Plants that need care and ground that needs preparing
Japanese knotweed and giant hogweed must not be cut or strimmed. If we suspect either, we will say so before work starts so specialist advice can be sought. Large plots can then be marked out so that lawn, beds, paving and fencing each get a sensible starting point.
Once cleared, the ground can be levelled and prepared for turf, paving or fencing. If you would like a plan for the whole plot, a free site visit is a good first step.
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Helpful guides
Overgrown Garden Clearance: How the Job Is Done Step by Step
A practical walk-through of how a neglected, overgrown garden is assessed, cleared, sorted and left ready for its next stage.
Read the guideHedge, Bramble and Ivy Removal: Methods and What to Expect
How leylandii, laurel, bramble, ivy, bamboo and other tough plants are removed, and why roots and regrowth decide how long the job takes.
Read the guideOther work we do in Lower Broadheath
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Garden Clearance in Lower Broadheath: common questions
Can you clear a garden that has been left for years?
Yes. Heavily overgrown plots take longer, but the approach is the same: cut back, remove, sort the waste and leave a clean base. We look at the extent of the work on site before quoting. Larger plots may take several visits, and we agree the order of work with you beforehand.
What happens to the waste?
We remove it from site as part of the job. Green waste and rubbish are taken away and disposed of responsibly, so nothing is left piled in a corner of the garden. If anything unusual turns up, such as hazardous material, we will tell you and explain the options before going further.
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